SNTIQSNTIQ builds tools, protocols and documentation that help one person — or a small team — work with large bureaucratic systems on equal terms. Less pathos, more working infrastructure.
Knowledge and skills often fail due to complex procedures and technical obstacles. We don't try to 'remake' people; we remove organizational barriers so those who can think and work get clear tools.
Only the result matters. We focus on ensuring the workflow: Data → Analysis → Decision → Action → Result is maximally effective and uninterrupted by bureaucracy.
A well-tuned system (clear protocols, logging, deadlines) is almost always more effective than just a smart approach without support. We design a workspace where reason has a solid foothold.
We focus on building working tools, not declarations. With them, any decision—human or machine—can be verified, documented, and applied.
Tools for capturing facts and states: who did what and when, based on what rules. We make system logs transparent and accessible to humans.
Decision verification protocols: compliance with laws, deadlines, data, and internal logic. Quality is measured by resistance to audits and objections.
Creating conditions where one person or a small group can effectively interact with any large array—whether an administrative body or a complex process.
With our tools, templates and procedural support, people have been able to assert their rights before German courts — in social and administrative jurisdictions.
court proceedings supported
positive outcomes in completed cases
of concluded proceedings ended positively
Figures based on documented proceedings before Verwaltungsgericht München, Sozialgericht München and Bayerisches Landessozialgericht (2025–2026). Ongoing cases not counted as outcomes.
Proceedings we accompanied whose reasoning carries further than the individual case. Every claim here stands or falls with the decision linked beside it.
An interim-relief proceeding against Landkreis Erding that we accompanied. The Munich Social Court disapplied § 5(4) sent. 2 together with § 1a(1) AsylbLG under the primacy of EU law and ordered the district to provisionally pay full basic benefits under §§ 3, 3a AsylbLG — following the CJEU judgment C-621/24 of 4 June 2026. Specialist media expect the federal legislator to have to amend § 1a AsylbLG.
Beyond individual cases, consistent and documented work changes how authorities operate:
Following our work, Fiktionsbescheinigungen are issued noticeably more often, electronic residence permits (eAT) are issued by default — as the law requires — and refusals and procedural violations have become less frequent.
We achieved a change in administrative practice regarding delayed Fiktionsbescheinigungen.
You don't have to beat the system — you have to make it follow its own rules.
Media coverage of our work and of the systemic problems we document. Below is a chronology of the publications.
Report by Florian Tempel on months-long waits for residence permits, denied Fiktionsbescheinigungen — blocking work, language courses and Kindergeld — and unheated, mouldy accommodation in Landkreis Erding, in contrast to the smoother practice in neighbouring Freising. The article cites a survey of 45 affected Ukrainians, conducted by a member of our community, documenting average processing times of over seven months.
Press inquiries: press@sntiq.com
For journalists: background information, documents and case chronologies on request.
We currently do not provide individual legal consultations. We provide general information and self-help tools only. Where action in an individual case is required, we act exclusively within the limits permitted by the German Legal Services Act (RDG).
Goal: level the playing field between an individual and large administrative systems. Structured logic, document algorithms and consistent logging — so complex bureaucracy becomes a process you can actually manage.
Each SNTIQ project ships its tools as modules on the shared platform core. The modules below belong to Deutschland Together — self-contained, each solving one specific task end-to-end.
All-in-one assistant for dealing with German authorities: situation triage, per-state remedy logic, correctly addressed DIN-5008 letters, DSGVO file-access requests and lawsuit templates — for all of Germany, powered by the open Amtsgraph dataset.
Guided assistant for the German legal aid declaration (Erklärung über die persönlichen und wirtschaftlichen Verhältnisse, ZP 1a). Step by step, in four languages, generating a ready-to-sign PDF — fully in your browser, no data leaves your device.
Interactive browser for the open Amtsgraph dataset: competent authorities per place, court instance chains per legal matter, and supervision edges — every fact with provenance.
Lexgraph shows what changed in every German law, when, and why: the law index in realtime, a word-level synopsis of every amendment, and the legislative commit graph (EU / Bund / Bayern / Länder).
More modules are in development.
Four steps from “I have a problem with a German authority” to a finished document. You don't need to know the law — start with the step that matches your situation.
Briefcraft asks a few plain questions and turns your answers into a correctly addressed DIN-5008 letter — with the right legal references already in place.
Open BriefcraftAmtsgraph shows the exact authority or court for your place and your matter — so your letter never lands on the wrong desk.
Open Amtsgraph ViewerPKH Helper walks you through the legal-aid declaration step by step and produces a ready-to-sign PDF — entirely in your browser.
Open PKH HelperLexgraph shows how a law has changed over time, which changes are on the way, and the court decisions that affect it.
Open LexgraphGerman law in context.
